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It’s surfing’s greatest debate: wave pool or the real thing? Since the 1980s, professional surfing has dabbled with artificial waves – the first pro event, the Inland Surfing Championships, was held in truly lacklustre conditions in a wave pool in Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA. And throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, various entrepreneurs and investors made noise about new ground-breaking technology that ultimately amounted to yet another uninspiring artificial wave. Michel Bourez tearing up the KS Wave Pool © Kelly Cestari/World Surf League Typhoon Lagoon, a 13.6m-litre (3m-gallon) wave pool located at Walt Disney World, Florida, USA, was a step in the right direction and for years it was a novelty destination for curious pros and average joe surfers alike. Various other pools popped up – from Malaysia to the United Arab Emirates to Tenerife – that offered glimpses of possibility, but still nothing that could come close to authentic ocean waves.

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